He's considered one of the most unconventional presidential candidates in U.S. history. A successful businessman, he had no previous political experience. He had no organization. He had been a Democrat for most of his adult life. His foreign policy views were in direct opposition to the mainstream leaders of the Republican party. In this month's Herodotus History podcast we will take a look at -  Wendell Willkie, the 1940 Republican nominee for President.